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An underage driver may believe that having only one drink will not lead to serious trouble. But Wisconsin has strict rules for drivers under 21. Even a small amount of alcohol can put a young driver’s license at risk. If the driver also faces an OWI charge, causes a...
A first OWI charge can feel like a single bad night that should soon be behind someone. Wisconsin law, however, treats a first offense as more than a traffic matter. Even without jail time, a conviction can affect driving privileges, finances and daily routines....
Wisconsin's implied consent law affects anyone who drives on the state's public roads. Under the law, drivers are deemed to have given consent to certain chemical testing when an officer makes a lawful request under the statute. A driver can refuse a requested test,...
Losing your license after an Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) offense may make daily life much harder. You might still need to get to work, attend school or take your child to day care. A Wisconsin occupational license gives some drivers limited driving rights during...